By sokrplare on

I just installed the Janode module (http://drupal.org/node/65206). It works quite nicely except when anonymous users try to click on the node title and go to the node it gives them them access denied page. There is no option in admin/access for granting viewing privileges (it only has "create janode" and "edit own janode"). When I'm an admin I can go to the node, but even when I granted "create janode" privileges to anonymous users it didn't let them view the node. Any ideas why? How can I change this? Thanks!

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AjK commented

Janode extends the normal node. So, what settings do you have for "node module"? (specifically the "access content" for node module)

regards
--AjK

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sokrplare commented

I have the "Access Content" setting enabled for anonymous users and authenticated users. Every other type of node anonymous users aren't having a problem with (ie page, event).
Any other ideas?
~Joshua

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AjK commented

Ok, created an "issue" (http://drupal.org/node/66356) and applied fix in CVS versions

Thanks for pointing this out.

regards
--AjK

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sokrplare commented

Great! Thanks so much!
~Joshua